Life Is Not a Cabaret

Let me advocate a bit.

That’s what they tell you. What you find is something completely different.

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I remember watching Cabaret¹, when I was 16 or something like that, and feeling absolutely euphoric, when I was exiting the movie theater. The movie itself elevates amorality to being good, because it’s better than evil. It is a diabolical agent promoting moral relativism, but I was too young to realize that immediately. The last song by Liza Minnelli encourages viewers to relax and believe that “life is a cabaret”:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXRQV5z9GL8

To my luck, which can also be called a blessing, the store next to the exit on the mall was a toy store with a window display. I’ll never forget the little boy, looking at the toys in the shop-window. He was about 12, in a wheelchair, and he was mesmerized, his eyes gleaming with admiration and he was pointing his finger to something mysterious in the display, as if it would be the one thing to remove him from the wheelchair turn him into an able human being again. He looked trans-substantiated. At that moment, I realized that, as opposed to what the last song insert in the movie pushes on the viewer, life is not a cabaret, “old chum.”

Not-so-strangely, recent statistics of teen pregnancy became more favorable. The reason? Contraceptives became available for teens, along with condoms being distributed at US public schools. Public schooling also dumbs down girls, because they are usually several years ahead of boys in personal development, but they want to be “liked” by boys (whatever that means), so they fall back in academics in order to become even dumber than boys. Moreover, public schooling brings men and women of the same age together, which is a terrible idea most of the time.

In movies in the last several decades, men and women get sexually involved only a few minutes into their encounter, which might require a good stomach even to watch (actors and actresses have been definitely complaining about the practice).

The breakup of the family became fully ensured by the introduction of contraceptives (it empowered women against men² and turned them into regular tax donkeys in the work force) and rulings favoring women in family court. All these prevent personal responsibility from kicking in. "Celebrities," for one, tend to marry several times over, probably because a divorce settlement brings in more than whatever the relationship was ever worth. Dating sites³ are also full of females looking for a "sugar daddy" and males aiming at ripping off lonely women...

Of course, “doctors” don’t tell women that most forms of contraceptives mess with the hormonal balance and many females get out of the circle only after they gained enough weight to lose appeal and, perhaps even worse, a disproportionately large percentage of them turn lesbian after an abortion… The danger of becoming pregnant is gone, and they still have a "mate."

“Doctors” and “psychiatrists” don’t tell women about the potential harms of an abortion or about the fact that personal responsibility, along with personal integrity, is gone with “the pill” and its counterparts. Without taking responsibility for each other’s well-being, marriages cannot last⁴. Nobody should make love without being open to marriage, but in the last few decades, even the idea of marriage has been turned into a jest.

At this point, enter the protectors of life, who have been turning a blind eye to the conditioning by the media, but still want the debilitated and drug-dependent offspring that are otherwise aborted to survive. Still, I’m not sure if they would be willing to adopt such children, with some of whom inheriting enough bad traits to kill their foster parents after they grow strong enough. How many of these warriors would⁵ support an orphanage, while knowing that only a few of the inmates will make it sane and sound after growing up there?

Am I advocating for abortion? Certainly not.

I am advocating for instilling personal responsibility into people at a young age. Instead, even teenagers are called “kids” who are supposed to be unable to fend for themselves, while grade schools stop grading students and US high schools are graduating illiterate students who hardly ever show up at class.

I am advocating for the public to reject pop culture in which women are treated as objects and subjects for fun or, occasionally, both men and women are presented in destructive co-dependent relationships, elevating emotions for those who choose to be “romantic” (you are co-dependent, if your self-image depends on what someone else thinks about you).

I am advocating for people to realize that life is not a cabaret, but they are players and must take responsibility for their actions even at a young age.

I am saying that pissing on a house fire after the house is all ashes doesn’t accomplish a thing even if such firemen are posing as heroes, protecting life.

I am saying that the abortion debate is a red herring, diverting people’s attention from the fact that they are being killed right now.

1. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0068327/

2. Combatant feminism was only icing on the cake.

3. In the last few years, I’ve been faking free subscriptions at a few dating sites in order to find out about current trends. Some of these places even employ fake “matches” in order to keep you as a client… Fake matches praise you and conduct dialogues, but they either disapper or ask for money to meet you. :)

4. Last August, I initiated a discussion on the ideal age difference in marriage:

https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-is-the-ideal-age-difference

5. After posting the details of this article on https://www.lifesitenews.com a few years ago, I earned to be banned forever. :)